Why Do Cats Knead? The Real Reasons Behind This Common Behavior
"Making biscuits" traces back to nursing kittens, but comfort, scent-marking, and bonding all play a part in why adult cats keep doing it.
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"Making biscuits" traces back to nursing kittens, but comfort, scent-marking, and bonding all play a part in why adult cats keep doing it.
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